7 months old not babling yet only cooing and smiling. Facial expression not copying. She is not recognising me as mother as she was bottle feeded. She is okay if I am not at home. She is rolling sitting army crawling smiling and sometimes laughing. I am worried. Is everything okay. Does it take time to copy facial expression and what about recognising me as mother.
Hi Doctors , is there any problem in my throat , any growing present , is it normal , no pain while swallowing and no fever
My son is 2.5 year old . What is this I don't know but he is active playing everything. Is it concerning or nothing to worry .
Hi I have 4 years kid , she suffered from high fever yesterday and day before , but now she is ok but the problem is she is not eating food as she got teeth pain near left side jaws , I've seen blood coming out during brushing her teeth . So not even icecream, she is not eating anything, what should I do
My daughter is 1 year old with weight of 6.8kg. For past 2 days she is passing out greenish colored and liquidy stools. She is also refusing to eat anything that we offer. We are giving her ORS water frequently and trying to offer her plain rice but she is rejecting rice however she drinks ORS water and also sometimes feeding on mother's milk. She is crying a lot but still active. What is it that I should be doing. Are there any prescriptive medicines which will help ease my daughter's condition. We went to a paediatrician and he prescribed her antibiotics and a probiotic directly saying it is a bacterial infection. I am skeptical of his approach and am reluctant to start her on antibiotics directly. What is standard protocol in such cases. Should the doctor have prescribed zinc initially to her heal her guy lining and the next steps should be antibiotics.
Many parents notice a grinding sound from their child’s teeth during sleep and become worried.This condition is called teeth grinding or bruxism. In many children, it is temporary and improves with age.Possible reasons:Sleep pattern changes Stress or ...
Parents commonly complain:“Doctor, my child’s pillow becomes wet during sleep.”In many children, sweating during sleep can be normal, especially in warm environments or if the child is over-covered with blankets.Common harmless causes:Warm room temperature ...
One of the most common concerns in pediatric OPD is “Doctor, my child does not eat properly.”In many cases, the child is actually growing normally.Children between 2–6 years commonly become picky eaters because growth rate slows compared to infancy. Appetite naturally ...
Many parents notice that their child starts getting frequent cold, cough, or fever after joining school or daycare. This is very common.Children are exposed to many new viruses when they start mixing with other kids. Their immunity is still developing, so repeated infections can happen ...
